Fix: Pass meshgrid() indexing argument to avoid pytorch warning
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- Torch raises warning when torch.meshgrid() is called without explicitly passing the argument `indexing`
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indexingAccording to https://pytorch.org/docs/stable/generated/torch.meshgrid.html, the method torch.meshgrid() defaults the indexing mode to
ijwhen the argumentindexingis not explicitly set.Torch warns about potential future changes to the default value, thus it's advised to manually set the argument to
ijinstead of relying on the default value.This pull request is related to the issue #3786
Environment:
Nvidia-driver: 550.107.02
CUDA: 12.4.1
torch==2.4.0
torchvision==0.19.0